KEILOR CRICKET CLUB NEWSLETTER January 2016

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1 KEILOR CRICKET CLUB NEWSLETTER January 2016 Around the grounds Under 10s Keilor White 7/128 def Airport West/ St Christophers 8/110 Keilor Red 5/160 def Airport West/ St Christophers 8/138 Keilor Blue 5/110 def St Bernards 5/64 Keilor Gold 8/123 def St Bernards 13/115 Keilor Green WASHED OUT Under 12s Keilor (1) Friday 5/48 def by Aberfeldie 5/74 K Rutley 3/4 Keilor (2) Friday WASHED OUT Keilor A Grade 128 def Aberfeldie 8/115 N Panaia 4/6 A Rajudin 25* Keilor D Grade 2/100 def Haig Fawkner 9/97 Under 14s Keilor (Red) Friday 5/199 def Doutta Stars 9/108 M Gaskett 3/27 HN Beveridge 2/5 N Markovski 30* L Wright 25 Keilor (Blue) Friday WASHED OUT Keilor A Grade 103 def by Kensington Juniors 8/110 E Acevski 2/19 BM Hunt 2/21 N Markovski 32* Keilor C Grade 60 def by Glenroy 8/114 J Lai 3/4 Under 16s Keilor C Grade 5/119 def Doutta Stars 75 J Callanan 2/15 Metz 2/18 K Bartone 37 JW McDonald 36 From the Club Welcome back and Happy New Year. With the first game of Junior cricket finished after Christmas we are only 4 weeks of cricket away from finals. All U12 teams play the first week of finals, while U14 and U16 will need to finish top 4 to play finals. In the last weeks of the season we have a number of events happening are looking to get as many Junior players and parents involved as possible. Key events for families involved in Juniors are. Keilor Cricket Club and Keilor Rotary Trivia Night, Feb 13 from 6:30 pm. Supporting Juniors at the Club organise a table of 10 for your team and contact Virginia on Battle of the Age Groups Parent Cricket Games As a club we like to encourage Next week we have organised a night for our Junior players at Club Italia. U14 s / U16 s Monday 8th Feb U10 s / Girl s Team Tuesday 9th Feb U12 s Wednesday 10th Feb The night will start at 4.30 with the kids playing Bocce followed by a meal in the Bistro at The cost for the night is $15 for Adults and $10 for kids for pizza and pasta. everyone to try out cricket and get active. Games will be held for parents, of all ages and abilities and are a great way to engage with your kids through a sport you both play. Games Thursdays in February. Milo, U10 and U12 parents contact Brendan on , U14, U16 and U17 parents contact George on Ladies Luncheon Saturday March the 5th. A great day in support of Pink Stumps Day and a way to network with the ladies in the club. Contact Jo Venables to book your place. Check the website or Team App for more details. Good luck next week Martin Club Italia Bocce This is an important event for one of our key sponsors and it would be great if you could support this event. Can you please let your coaches or team managers know if you are attending by this Friday.

2 U10s U10 s Keilor White Keilor 8/128 def Airport west 8/115 Coach: Lachlan Sneddon Report: Tracey Hutchinson It had been drizzling most of the day and just when we were all about leave home the heavens opened up and we all thought for sure our game was going to be cancelled. The club sent a message out to turn up anyway, and luckily we did. The weather cleared and our game was on. Spencer and Ben were the first pair to shake out the after Christmas cobwebs with a combined partnership of 7. After a re-shuffle of our batsmen Lucas and Brody were the next pair. Good communication between them saw their partnership add an additional 17 runs to the tally. It was the third pair of Noah and Thomas that saw us add a whopping 64 runs to our total. All the boys batted extremely well and have grown a great deal in confidence. We finished off the innings with 88 runs. We then sent Airport West in to bat. They were a bit slow off the mark and our bowlers certainly had the upper hand throughout the entire game. Thomas was certainly the stand out with his 4 wickets. We managed to keep Airport West to only 75 runs and we took also took 8 wickets. It was a great win. Special mentions: An extra big shout out to Lachlan Sneddon for coaching the boys tonight. He did a great job. Bowling: Thomas 4/13 off 3 overs Noah 2/8 off 3 overs Spencer 1/9 off 3 overs Batting: Ben 2 Spencer 5 off 4 overs off 4 overs Lucas 4 Brody 13 Noah 42 Thomas 22 Next Game: 5/2/16 Keilor v Boeing Reserve #4, Boeing Rd, Strathmore Heights. U10 s Keilor Blue Keilor 5/110 def St Bernards /64 Report and Coach: Dale Pixton Keilor Blue travelled to St.Bernards on a wet Friday night but managed to get the full game in. Kade was our captain & he won the toss & decided we would bat first. The combination of the wet wicket & the ball keeping low made batting difficult but we made a reasonable total of 85 off the bat. A partnership of 33 between Aidan & Mitchell was the standout. We knew we would have to bowl well to defend that total & all of the boys did a great job to restrict St.Bernards to only 39 off the bat so well done boys. A special mention goes to Joel for the best individual bowling I ve seen this season taking 3/0 off his 2 overs! Good win boys in the first game back from the break & look forward to another great effort this week. Batting Bowling Mitchell - 23 Joel - 3/0 Kade - 14 Mitchell - 2/1 Josh - 10 Josh - 1/15 Next Game: 5/2/16 Keilor v Aberfeldie Keilor Rec Reserve. U10 s Keilor Gold Keilor 8/123 def St Bernards Blue 13/115 Report & Coach: Peter Cullen Friday night brought the return of cricket after the christmas break. Unfortunately the return did not bring great conditions. The boys were met with rain and a wet wicket, fortunately the rain stopped in time for the game to start. The team was Captained by Marco, he won the toss and decided to bat in the wet conditions. Brooklyn and Harrison opened the batting, St Bernards bowlers bowled a slow, straight line and with some good fielding made it very difficult to score. Brooklyn and Harrison scored 14 runs from their four overs for the loss of 3 wickets. Thomas and Captain Marco followed and steadied the ship, scoring 10 runs from their 4 overs without the loss of any wickets. Will and Finn were next in and followed the example set by Thomas & Marco scoring 9 runs from their fours overs without the loss of any wickets. Jacob and Lachlan can to the wicket they got off to a shaky start losing three wickets, they recovered during the last 2 overs to score 22 runs without loss of any wickets. Jacob decided to make the most of his free hits and struck two in row to the boundary. The boys made 58 runs for the loss of 8 wickets. With not many runs to defend the bowlers had to bowl nice and straight. Brooklyn and Jacob opened the bowling and were setting the example, Jacob claimed the first wicket, cleaned bowled with his last delivery. Thomas & Marco followed and the wickets fell thick and fast, During Thomas s first over they claimed three wickets, with some great bowling from Thomas and great fielding from the boys. Will and Finn stepped up to the bowling crease. Will cleaned bowled one, then the boys made 2 runs outs with the next two balls, A team hat trick. Some great fielding from all. Harrison and Lachlan bowled the last overs and claimed three wickets between them. A great bowling and fielding effort kept St Bernards to 75 runs with the loss of 13 wickets. Batting: Jacob (12), Harrison (8) & Will (7). Bowling: Jacob 4 overs for 4 runs, Will 4 overs for 5 runs & Thomas 4 overs for 5 runs. Next Game: 5/2/16 Keilor v Aberfeldie Keilor Rec Reserve.

3 U10s U10 s Keilor Red Keilor8/91 def by St Andrews Yellow 8/188 No report submitted. J Pace 47* TC Reynolds 2/14 O Robison 2/24 Next Game: 5/2/16 Keilor v Craigieburn Gold, D.S. Aitken Reserve, Craigieburn Road West, Craigieburn. U10 s Keilor Green WASHOUT Next Game: 5/2/16 Keilor v Doutta Keilor Rec Reserve. U12s Under 12 Friday (Div 4) Keilor drew Hillside WASH OUT Match Report Round 10 30th January 2016 Report & Coach: Martin Metz Their was plenty of anticipation for our first game back - however the weather was against us and a large storm before the game washed us out. We look forward to our two day game starting next week. Next Game: 5/2/16 Keilor v East Joe Brown Oval Keilor School. Under 12 Friday (3) Keilor 5/48 def by Aberfeldie 5/74 Friday 29th January 2016 Coach: Steve Thornton Match report: Ashleigh Thornton For our first game of 2016 we played Aberfeldie at our home game of Green Gully. Led by our captain Alastair Hayes, we started the night of well winning the toss and sending Aberfeldie out to bat. Kayne and Alastair opened the bowling, with Kayne striking with his second ball of the match. We took 3 wickets in the first five overs, with Kayne bowling superbly with the figures of 3/4 off his three overs. Great effort Kayne. The boys all bowled really well, limiting Aberfeldie to only 74 runs off their 20 overs. We then set out to chase Aberfeldies total, with Kobe and Will opening bat. The Aberfeldie bowlers put on a good display, bowling fantastically all innings, restricting us to only the 48 runs in our 20 overs. A good effort for our first game of the season! Special thanks to Darren Hayes who took of the coaching for the night. Thanks Darren! Next Game: 5/2/16 Keilor v St Andrews Pascoe Vale, Cole Reserve 3, Cumberland Road, Pascoe Vale.

4 U12s Under 12 D Grade Keilor 2/100 def Fawnker 97 Coach/Report: Joe Armocida Keilor played at Fawkner s home ground in sunning conditions. Luke Koefoed was our captain for this week s game, Keilor loss the toss and Fawkner sent us into bat. Batting The team did a great job of batting first only losing only 2 wickets. The opening pair were Koby Long (20 n/o) and Lachlan Cullen (3 n/o) which compiled an opening stand of 23 runs in the first 4 overs, both retiring not out. Koby s batting has improved out of sight, keep up the good work!!! (Well Done Boys!!!) The next three batman s were Luke.K (5 runs n/o), Luke. A (6 runs n/o) and Anton Z (4 runs n/o) and all the other batman s contributed to the scorecard. Great work boys!!! The running between wickets was a highlight of the day (Well Done Team!!!) Bowling It s was our turn to bowl and the team bowled a great line and length for most of the day. Fawkner struggled to score freely in the first half of their innings, due the pressure by Keilor in the field, hence producing four run out on the day The wickets were taken by :- Lachlan - 1 wickets for 2 Runs off 2 Overs (Great Bowling) Luke. K - 1 wicket for 7 Runs off 2 Overs Anton.A - 1 wicket for 6 runs off 2 Overs James. V - 1 wicket for 9 Runs off 2 Overs William - 1 wicket for 4 runs off 2 Overs Fielding The highlight in field was the three (3) outstanding catches by Luke. Armocida.. (Well Done Luke!!!) The other highlight was the 4 outstanding run outs:- Ben Veal hitting the stumps with a direct Hit. (off the bowling of Lachlan. Cullen) Mitch Pixton dropping a catch at squre leg, however recovered quickly with a quick flat throw to the wicket keeper (hit Wicket) (off the bowling of Lachlan. Cullen) Anton Zahra backing up the wicket keeper with a quick throw, back to the wicket Keeper (Hit Wicket) (off the bowling of Koby Long) James Veal hitting the stumps with a direct Hit. (off the bowling of Mitch Pixton) Xavier Hutchins, William Cuic, Aaron Perillo and Michael Cafari all fielded very well for the entire game Well done Boys!!! The game was won by Keilor because the team batted / bowled and field at the level required to win more times than not. Keep up the good work!!! Go Keilor!!!! Next Game: 6/2/15 Keilor v Youlden Parkville Joe Brown Oval Keilor School. Under 12A Keilor 128 def Aberfeldie 8/115 Coach/Report: Albert Panaia First game back for the year saw a 1st vs 2nd match up with traditional rivals Keilor playing Aberfeldie. Abers won the toss and put our boys into bat first. Damp conditions made it difficult to score quick runs and Abers bowled reasonably well to keeps us at around 3 runs per over for the first half of the innings. However, the second half saw our boys respond well and with wickets in the shed, they picked up the run rate with some good hitting and quick running between the wickets. It was also great to see our boys have a team first mentality by running at every opportunity. Many of them only being run out by some great fielding and direct hits. After our 30 overs we finished with 128 runs. Top scorers were Akhmal 25n.o, Noah 20 and Kayne 13. We then set about to defend our reasonable score and although Ben picked up an early wicket, our bowling in the first stage of the innings was wayward and short. After 8 overs Abers were on 1/35 and on track to catch our total. Noah and Akhmal then entered the attack and immediately had an impact. With Akhmal bowling tight at one end, Noah was able to pick up wickets at the other. 5 overs later Abers were 5/39 and the game was just about over. A late flurry by the Abers batsmen saw them get past 100 but they were never really seriously threatening. Best bowling figures went to Noah with 4/6 from 4 overs. Ben, Akhmal and Josh took 1 wicket each. Tyson was outstanding as keeper taking 2 stumpings and a catch. A special mention to Ryan Cox who played his first u12a game and performed really well. Our boys sit 2 games clear on top of the ladder so the challenge now is to maintain the high standard and improve on the areas that will see the boys become the best cricketers they can be. Next Game: 6/2/16 Keilor v Sydenham Hyundai Park 1 Lakeside, Cnr Calder Park Drive and Hume Drive Taylors Hill. U14s Under 14 Friday (Red) Keilor 5/119 def Doutta Stars 9/108 Coach/Report: Kristian Dixon No report submitted. Next game: 5/2/16 Keilor v Moonee Ormond Park East, Pattison Street, Moonee Ponds. Under 14 Friday (Blue) Keilor (drew) PEGS Coach: Dillion Venables Report: Albert Panaia WASHOUT. WASH OUT Next Game: 5/2/116 Keilor v Keilor Rec Reserve

5 U14s Under 14 A Grade Keilor 103 Kensington Juniors 8/110 Coach/Report: Lou Acevski No report submitted. Next game: 6/2/16 Keilor v Keilor Rec Reserve. Under 14 C Grade Keilor 60 def by Glenroy 8/115 Round 7 30 January 2015 Report/Coach: Jeff Reeves First game back after the Christmas break and we had a difficult assignment against the top placed Glenroy. Lower grade Under 14s are difficult when you play the first team for a club. We bowled first and bowled really well. Jayven was excellent taking 3 for 4, our fielding was also good with two run outs. After taking six wickets though we dropped our heads as they were able to put a partnership together. We will need to learn to keep positive when things don t go our way. We then struggled batting with Brian the only player to score double figures. To Glenroy s credit they did bowl extremely well and did not bowl many bad balls. Overall the kids still had fun and we still have a slight chance to make the finals if we win our final two games. Jayven Lai 3 for 4 Brian Le 13 Next game: 6/2/16 Keilor v Boeing Reserve No. 4, Boeing Road, Strathmore Heights. U16s Under 16 C Grade Keilor 5/119 def Doutta Stars 75 Match Report Round 8 30th January 2016 Report: Martin Metz Coach: Carl Frame First game back after the Christmas / New Year break and we played the undefeated Doutta Stars at Green Gully. We won the toss and elected to bat first. Our innings was set up with a great opening KEILOR CRICKET CLUB TRIVIA NIGHT Come along and be part of the fun and excitement Saturday 13th February 6 for a 6:30 start $15 per person (payable on the night) Book your tables (up to 10 now) Drinks at bar prices BYO nibbles Event Auctions including sporting merchandise Professional host partnership between Josh McDonald and Kristian. An 80 run opening stand set a great platform for others to hit out, and despite a very slow outfield we were able to make 119 in 28 overs. With the ball James gave us early break throughs with 2 wickets. Before the opposition settled and started building a partnership. A break through either end of Ryan s spell of overs removed their best batsmen which opened up the game. The pressure of chasing told on the remaining batsmen and our bowlers were able to dismiss the rest of the batsmen well inside our score. Special mentions: Kristian Bartone 37, Josh McDonald 36, James Callanan 2 / 15, Ryan Metz 2 / 18. Next game (2): 6/2/16 Keilor v Westmeadows Cricket Keilor Park Reserve No 3. Contact: KCC Virginia Tachos Rotary Ted Haydon

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